Horror that has themes of grief are their own animal. Sometimes it makes a scary situation feel just as raw, just as real. Sometimes in grief, the worst monsters come from within. The Woman in the Yard is in an example of that. The plot sees a family dealing with the loss of a husband […]
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There are a remake of Witchboard announced, so figured it was time to unearth the original 1986 version to see what it was like. It’s something that is just your typical 80’s horror. so much so that it is almost painful to watch. The plot sees a group of friends who are having a party
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Roughly 23 years after director Danny Boyle and writer Alex Garland gave us the explosive ’28 Days Later’, they have re-teamed to continue the story. After only one sequel serving inbetween them, the fanbase was rabid for more content, which was dripfed through comic books and other sources. But now we’ve finally got a new
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On paper, Ash is a visually stunning film, so you think it would turn out to be an amazing film. However you’re going to get the feeling that you been here before. The story sees a lone astronaut who wakes up, and is trying to piece back her memory to figure out what happened to
We all seen ghost films where we see from the humans point of view, but The Presence shows us from the point of a view of a spirit. It’s an unique gimmick that actually works very much in this film’s favor. The story sees a family move into a house and learn they may not
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The unboxing of my Lilith necklace from Demoncore Kvlt
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Alright guys, in order to do this review I’m gonna need everybody to be really cool for a few minutes. And I urge you to watch the trailer here so the context fits a bit better… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJImnJ-GD_I Japan has always made horror movies that have gone into the absurd and surreal territory almost more than
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What if Jurassic Park had an invisible raptor on the loose? That’s essentially what Invisible Raptor is about, and I had a good feeling when I went into it. It’s definitely a love letter to Jurassic Park and its fun as hell. The plot is about a top secret project that engineers a velociraptor they
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